3 Best Landmarks in Middlesbrough

“Middlesbrough Town Hall has been a central part of Middlesbrough for 130 years. The Prince and Princess of Wales officially opened Middlesbrough Town Hall on January 23, 1889. Middlesbrough Town Hall originally housed the Mayor, Middlesbrough Corporation staff, a police station, a courtroom, a library, a water board office, and a fire station. Today, the Town Hall's mission is to provide authentic experiences, inspiring spaces, and heartfelt music. Middlesbrough Town Hall has hosted many important events, including royal visits, galas, and university graduations.”

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“Acklam Hall is a Grade I listed building and is excellent for weddings, parties, meetings, and office space. Acklam Hall has been around for almost two hundred years, and the hall was the home of the Hustler family. The building is now used as a wedding and corporate events centre. Acklam Hall is also perfect for business networking, and the restaurant meets several dining requirements. Acklam Hall is home to the Tomahawk Steakhouse restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and evening meals. They aim to make sure that your event day is just perfect.”

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“Ormesby Hall has been the Pennyman family's residence for 400 years and is preserved by the National Trust. The garden, along with 240 acres of parkland and farmland, creates a green and peaceful space in the middle of busy industrial Middlesbrough. Ormesby Hall is an excellent place for walks, visits, and weddings in Middlesbrough. They have a café serving a range of drinks, snacks, and light lunches to eat in or take away. Visitors can experience the life of a Victorian servant, explore the stylish legacy of the 18th century, and visit the laundry and kitchen.”

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